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demic year, during the speech night held this year at King George’s Hall, Blackburn, Miss Evans looked for ward to the future. Just three weeks into the new
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term. Miss Evans said she already felt at home in her new job. She opened her speech by saying: “It seems strange to report on the suc
cesses of a school’s academic year in which I played no part, but, as I have said so many times since join ing Clitheroe Royal Grammar School, it is such a friendly and wel coming school that I already feel at home and as if I have been here for a long time.” Commenting on the exam results
gained by CRGS pupils she said that at all key stages they were “among the country’s best”. At GCSE level 100% gained at
least five A* to C grades, with 23 stu dents passing all 10 subjects at grades A* and A. Miss Evans added that a number
of pupils had received letters saying they were among a group of candi dates scoring one of the top five marks in the country. She added that the results demon
strated “great strengths” at all stages and across all subjects and said a “great deal about the calibre and commitment” of both teaching staff and pupils. However, Miss Evans continued
by saying: “I think we all agree that school is not just about academic
success - there is so much more that makes up a school, especially one cel ebrating its 450th anniversary”. She made mention of the many
school trips and cultural exchanges, as well as sporting achievement, including the success of the under- 19s boys’ ski team which earned vic tory in Llandudno to become British Champions. Improvements to the structure
and enviromnent were noted, as was the introduction of a mobile class room with 20 laptops which was brought into use at York Street giv ing access to the school network from classrooms where there are no permanent ICT facilities. Particular reference was made of
the many events held to mark the 450th anniversary of CRGS and in particular the visit of HRH Prince Andrew, the Duke of York. Miss Evans commented: “We
now have our biggest sixth-form ever with 363 students in the lower sixth, joining us from over 40 different sec ondary schools. This is in addition to the 320 students who have returned in the upper sixth. We must now
A full round-up of prizewinners
GCE Advanced Level - Old Clitheroni- ans’ Honoratus Prize Foundation Schol arships: Paul Furnborough, Daniel Bagshaw, Mark Binns, Hannah Brier- ley, Emily Croydon, Elizabeth Davies, Seena Dilraj Gopal, Robert Drew, Nili Gupta, Julia Hogg, Daniel Jewell, Stephen Payne, Hannah Pimperton, Matthew Roberts, Kathryn Saunder- son, Mary Selman, James Tozer, Anna ■Ward, James Wilboum, Daniel Wyatt, Rachel Yates. Evelyn Garnett Prize for Art -
Samantha Grindley; Joseph Fairweath- er Prize for Biology - Heather Doran; William Kilner Prize for Business Stud ies - Michael Fox; Frank Dawson Prize for Chemistry - Joanne Noblett; Jean Dawson Prize tor Classical Civilisation - Fay Beard; Emma Walton Prize for Computing - Thomas Chu; Alan Mattick Prize for Design and Technolo gy - Mark Abbott; Richard Marshall Prize for Economics - Yusuf Skoien; Lewis Coles Prize for English Language ■ - Phemmie Wilkinson; John Macalpine Prize for English Literature - Rachel Horsfield; John Hudson Prize for English Language and Literature - Edie Gardner; Richard Fort Prize for French - Jill Clark; Barbara Bingham Prize for General Studies - Laura Crichton; Frank Mitchell Prize for Geography -
Robert St John; Miss Boothman Prize for German - Robert Watson; Peter Ditchfield Prize for History - Timothy Walsh; Edward Boden Prize for Maths and Further Maths-Andrew Catlerall; Charles Myers Prize for Music, J.B. Parker Prize for Head Boy - Xavier Riley; School Prize for Physical E d u c tion - Laura Alston; Peter Liver Prize for Physics - Samuel Edmondson; Michael Garnett Prize and Trophy for Politics - Jenna Edmondson; Hector Gilleard Prize tor Psychology - Adele Ibbotson; Ronald Kay Prize for Pure Maths with Mechanics - Philip Richardson; Elsie Clarke Prize for Pure Maths with Stats - Alexandra Cope; Winnifred Lumb Prize for Religious Studies - Katy Sandham; School Sociol ogy Prize - Jemma Stewart; School Spanish Prize - Thomas Mejias Stott; School Theatre Studies Prize - Kathryn Tranter; Emma Bottomley Prize for a student entering medicine ora related course - Sadiyah Kauser; Annis Watson Prize for Head Girl — Nafeesa Shah; James Thomber Trophy for the greatest all-round contribution to the school -
Bridget Hartley. GCSE Prizes: Sir Ralph Assheton
Prize and Trophy for outstanding GCSE results and a major contribution to the life of the school - Timothy Wain-
wright; School Prize for excellent GCSE results and a major contribution to the school - Katherine Blacklidge; School Prize for excellent GCSE results - Joanne Nowell and Emily Thornber;
' Veevers Cup for outstanding progress - Sally Andrews and James Blackburn; Gerald Hood Prize for GCSE Latin - Luke O’Duffy; Evelyn Garnett Prize for excellent GCSE results - Samantha Brown, Thomas Davenport, Beth Gard ner, William Latham, Christopher Menelaou, Natasha Parrott, Peter Ritchie, Jonathan Simmonite, Frances Wemyss-Holden and Aaron Wilson; John Macalpine Prize for excellent G.C.S.E results - Sophie Bolton, James Bruce, Hannah Cottier, Thomas Drap er, Aimee Hill, Isobel Langley, David Turner and Caroline Wyatt; Derek Edmondson Sports Cup - Louise High- ton; Hughes Cup for Sportsman of the Year - John Byrom and Mark Jaggs; Kenyon Cup for Athletic Prowess - Richard Stones; Donald Spencer Prize for RE. and Evelyn Garnett Prize for excellent GCSE results - Alice Water-
house. Old Girls’ Association Prizes for Aca
demic Progress; David Barker, Julie Benn, Emma Coffey, Thomas Devine, Michelle Dinsdale, Daniel McKenzie, Mary Naylor and Megan Whittaker.
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have one of the largest school-based sixth forms in the country. “We do, however, face many chal
lenges this year. One of the most sig nificant is the introduction of the nationally imposed co-ordinated admissions policy which has signifi cant implications for the Year 7 entry for September 2005.” She concluded: “As a successful
grammar school we will embrace the opportunities available to us. We will a to closely monitor and respond to the changes that may he necessary within the 14 to 19 curriculum.” Guest speaker was Mr Dermot
Finch and three pupils, Ben Free man, Sophie London and Lois Nor ris, were also called on to review the school year.
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